Moody faces jokes over football game photos in papers
The new Supreme Court justice William H. Moody is the target of jokes after two Philadelphia papers published photographs from the Army and Navy game. One image labeled him with Mrs Moody and the other as Secretary of the Navy Moody with his daughter, though he is an eligible bachelor.
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Supreme Court
William H. Moody
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Moody
Army and Navy
Dyer Boys Receive $250 Each From Mayor Dyer Estate
Providence Rhode Island December 4. By the will of the late Mayor Dyer who died Thanksgiving Day it is disclosed that his three sons receive $250 apiece from an estate valued at $250000. The widow gets the residue after $5000 is paid to Frances E Kinnicut the book keeper and private secretary for long and faithful service.
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Providence
R. I
Dyer
Frances E. Kinnicut
Polish Immigrant Weds Stranger After 4000 Mile Journey
Miss Ludvica Bronicz a 19 year old Polish girl arrived at Boston immigration station after a 4000 mile voyage and married Anthony Ryvybicki a man she had never met until yesterday The groom had left Poland four years earlier and met his future bride through letters and a photograph Their meeting marked a sudden romantic union born from a single image and long anticipation
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Ludvica Bronicz
Boston
Anthony Ryvybicki
Rybicki
Poland
America
Lynn unionist sues ex president over alleged slander
William E. Frazier president of Carpenters Union 595 of Lynn sues William A. Berry ex president of the same union for 1000. The writ returnable next Sunday. Dispute centers on a alleged 10 loan said not repaid, later claimed repaid per committee findings. Trouble also linked to union books during the last strike.
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Tor
William E. Frazier
Carpenters’ Union 595
Lynn
William A. Berry
Lynn Building Trades Council
Frazier
Berry
Rumor Counts Bon i and Mme Gould to Wed Again
Paris dispatch says Count Boni de Castellane and Mme. Gould plan new marriages soon. It notes alleged brides include a millionaire widow with a chateau and hotels, but friends doubt Mme Gould will remarry.
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Count Boni
Mme. Gould
Paris
Boni de Castellane
Ori de Paris
France
Mme. Menier
Menier
Baroness de Forest
Mile
Letellier
Henri Letellier
le Journal
Burglars Dynamite Tufts College Post Office
In Medford on December 4 burglars dynamited the Tufts College post office safe as students slept in Curtis Hall dormitories. They took postage and money but left no clues, with the break discovered when the office opened by a clerk this morning.
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Medford
Tufts College
Curtis Hall
Queen Quality Chorus Prepares For Jamaica Plain Concert
The Queen Quality Athletic Association at the Thomas G. Plant factory in Jamaica Plain rehearsed for a program to be performed tomorrow at Jordan Hall. Directed by A. H. Handley the event features a varied choral and orchestral program with the Boston Philharmonic Orchestral Club providing 15 players.
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Queen Quality Athletic Association
Thomas G. Plant
Jamaica Plain
Jordan Hall
Queen Quality Chorus
A. H. Handley
Pinsuit
Henry K. Hadley
Stewart
Metcalf
Bacchantes
Gounod
Eicherberg
Faust
Boston Philharmonic Orchestral Club
Handel and Haydn
Colored waiters favor 12 o'clock bill say hotel group
A letter to the editor from Jesse A. Phinney, president of the Young's Hotel Waiters' Association, states that colored waiters in the city fully support the proposed 12 o'clock law and have no opposition after thorough discussion. He claims to be in touch with all colored waiters.
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Young's Hotel Waiters’ Association
Jesse A. Phinney
Four Tracks Planned Between Boston and Providence
Providence R I December 4 Boston and Providence will gain four track service within a year, announced by F S Curtis vice president of the Providence division New York New Haven Hartford railroad. The goal is to provide one of the best railroad services in the country by quadrupling the entire route.
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Providence
R. I
Boston
F. S. Curtis
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Providence Man Frozen to Death
William Blue, a veteran of the Civil War and a well known Providence character, was found dead in a seaside shanty near the Seekonk River. A physician attributed the death to the effects of severe cold and alcoholism during the cold wave that swept the state last night.
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Providence
R. I
Faeete
Seekonk
William Blue
How to Sell Goods Taught at Bigelow Evening School
Mr. E E Fowler of Fisher and Fowler outlined sales steps from approach to closing at a class, stressing a satisfied customer as a firm’s greatest asset and the value of sincerity, politeness, and genuine interest. Tomorrow J J Kelley, with 10 women, will demonstrate selling ladies’ coats and suits with a staged department setup.
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Bigelow Evening School
E. E. Fowler
Fisher & Fowler
Fowler
New England
Mr. Fowler
J. J. Kelley
Kneisel Quartet Delivers Modern Works at Chickering Hall
The Kneisel Quartet led by Franz Kneisel presented two ultra modern pieces by Ravel and Novak at Chickering Hall, with Beethoven’s E flat quartet interposed. Ravel’s quartet drew enthusiastic praise while Novak’s quintet offered notable passages though its scoring drew critique. Kneisel’s performance, especially the first violin, earned high recognition. The next concert is set for Tuesday evening, Jan. 15.
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Kneisel
Franz Knelssel
J. von Theodorowicz
Iolin
Louis Svecenski
Alwin Schroeder
Chickering Hall
Ravel
Viteszlav Novak
Beethoven
Novak
Stomach Sufferers Urged to Try Natural Digestives
An advert promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid for indigestion caused by over eating and rushed chewing. It claims the tablets supply pepsin and other ferments to assist digestion, improving stomach function and overall health. A free trial offer and 50 cent boxes are advertised from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
American farm economy tops 6.8 billion in 1906 output
The 1906 Secretary of Agriculture report highlights farm product value at 6.794 billion, beating 1905 by 824 million. Corn led at 1.1 billion, cotton 640 million, hay 96 million, wheat 415 million, beet sugar 34 million, with total farm property valued at 28 billion and agricultural exports near 976 million. The data underscore farms as national credit and economic backbone.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Wilson
Constance Tippett Emerges as London Musical Sensation
Miss Constance Tippett of the Vincent Club becomes the present rage of London society music. A Boston originator of Vincent Club lyrics she moved to London and gained rapid acclaim. She is a friend of George Grossmith and recently acted as chief bridesmaid at his daughter Cordelia’s wedding.
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Constance Tippett
Vincent Club
London
Miss Tippett
Boston
George Grossmith
Savoyards
Democratic city committee reports election fund total
The Democratic city committee filed with the secretary of state revealing a campaign account for the State election. It shows receipts of 10840 dollars and expenditures as recorded yesterday afternoon.
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Democratic City Committee
Secretary of State
Stomach Ailments Halted by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs. Rachel Gardner of Wilsey Kansas credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing severe stomach pain headaches and a long list of ailments after doctors medicines failed She reports lasting improvement and urges others to try the remedy sold by druggists or directly by the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY at two dollars for six boxes.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Draper Endorses GGA Despite Non endorsement
Alderman candidate Charles M. Draper, denied Good Government Association backing, says he endorses the group in part while noting his independent voting. He praises their influence and states he has conscientiously done his duty and will continue to think for himself.
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Charles M. Draper
Board of Aldermen
Good Government Association
Good
Jood Government Association
Mrs. Guild Shows Signs of Improvement
Mrs Curtis Guild remains out of immediate danger though doctors warn a possible operation may be required. Yesterday she showed encouragement with overall marked improvement, delighting friends at her condition.
Maloney Chief of Charlestown Catholic Union
James P. Maloney was elected president of the Catholic Literary Union of Charlestown with Michael J. Henrity as vice president and Henry Fahey as treasurer John J. Flynn as secretary. The board is led by outgoing president Edward M. Gallagher and includes John P. Reed George L. Philpott John J. Collins and William J. Ennis. The new president has served as fire headquarters stenographer for 12 years and the club has about 250 members. The group meets at 5 Monument square and will hold its annual ball January 25 at Roughan Hall Charles Town, the season’s social highlight.
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Catholic Literary Union of
Charlestown
James P. Maloney
Michael J. Henrity
Henry Fahey
John J. Flynn
Edward M. Gallagher
John P. Reed
George L. Philpott
John J. Collins
William J. Ennis
Boston
Monument Square
Roughan Hall
Union
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Gould
eUnderberg
Boonekamp Bitters
Underberg Boonekamp Bitters
U. S
H.underberg Albrecht
Rheinberg
Germany
William Street
New York
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Leopold
Mass
TUFTS
PLANT
Bigelow Training School
Mr. Kelley
Kneisel Quartet
Thomas Jefferson
Dr. Thomas
Jefferson King
Thomas Jefferson King
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Bell and Poole
Rage of London
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King Dental
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Jordan's
R. EL. White's
Ovee Crosby
Tel
Oxford
Cushing
California
Cushing Medical Supply Co
Washington St
Joseph Grady
N.Y. University Medical College
Fort Hamilton Hospital
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